Le Journal de Mickey #195
In "Mickey et la naissance de Marseille [partie 4]", Mickey takes on a mystery when Clarabelle vanishes during a forest trip, leading him to uncover a suspicious sawmill where timber is disappearing. Posing as a worker under foreman Pierre Lechêne, Mickey soon realizes the truth behind a familiar face in disguise—Pat, hidden in plain sight. Written by Merrill De Maris and illustrated by Bill Wright, this 1956 adventure blends mystery and classic charm in a tale that unfolds across the rugged terrain of early Marseille.
In "Une mystérieuse affaire [partie 3]," Mickey takes on a forest mystery when Clarabelle vanishes during a trip, leading him to uncover a suspicious wood theft at a nearby sawmill. Posing as a worker under the foreman Pierre Lechêne, Mickey soon spots a familiar face beneath a disguise—Pat, and the truth begins to take shape.
In this 1956 tale from *Le Journal de Mickey*, Riri, Fifi, and Loulou make a New Year’s promise to stop being late for school, while their uncle Donald vows to quit losing his temper—but he’s determined to make sure they don’t actually keep their word.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #4 (112) (1950), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #5 (173) (1955)
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